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Manoj Tiwari's Daughter Rhiti Evicted From Bigg Boss 20 After Mid-Week Task

Reported by Neha Sharma (Staff Writer) · Indian Express - Entertainment ·

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Rhiti Tiwari, daughter of politician Manoj Tiwari, was evicted from the reality television show Bigg Boss 20 in a mid-week exit. Contestants participating in a captaincy-related task were given the power to end one housemate's journey. Mahhi Vij, Uditi Singh, and Yung DSA chose to take away Rhiti's last lifeline after a group discussion with fellow contender Kushal Tanwar, also known as Gullu. Because Rhiti had already lost her first lifeline during the previous week, the decision resulted in her immediate departure from the house. Before her exit, Rhiti had been trying to redeem herself after a turbulent week in the game. Host Salman Khan had previously reprimanded her for misbehaving, abusing Uditi Singh, and threatening Qazi Touqeer during a task. Salman also criticized her for making false allegations and crossing lines of disrespect on the show. Throughout her time on the programme, the aspiring singer spoke about wanting to become a global rockstar and opened up about the personal trauma she faced following her parents' divorce when she was eight years old. She also shared that her father chose not to help her build a career in the industry, telling her she must succeed through her own talent.

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Bigg Boss is a popular Indian reality television franchise where celebrity contestants live together under constant surveillance while competing in tasks and facing weekly eliminations based on public votes and house dynamics. Mid-week evictions are occasional twists introduced by the makers to surprise both the housemates and the audience. Reality television shows frequently feature intense personal conflicts and disciplinary interventions by the host to maintain house rules.

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